ABB ethics officer swindles $US100m
Swiss engineering group ABB says its executive in charge of ethics training in South Korea is suspected of swindling $US100 million. He can't be found.
Santos seeks $1.5b damages over GLNG
Santos is chasing damages of almost $1.5 billion over work done during the troubled development of its GLNG project in Queensland.
Norton Rose, Chadbourne to merge
Norton Rose Fulbright could break into the ranks of the world's top 10 largest firms after announcing a merger with New York's Chadbourne & Parke.
World's largest sailing yacht impounded
Russian oligarch Andrey Melnichenko's $585 million superyacht has been impounded over claims he owes the shipbuilder money.
'I'm out to get him, this is now a war'
Former Seven employee Amber Harrison deliberately collected incriminating evidence against her former lover and chief executive Tim Worner, a court has heard.
How Stokes' lawyer took down Amber Harrison
Australia's most famous executive assistant, Amber Harrison, wasn't in court Tuesday. That didn't stop Kerry Stokes' lawyer ripping apart he...
Treasury fights to protect Penfolds' Chinese name
Treasury Wine Estates is once again under siege from a local Chinese company looking to leverage off its brand.
Inside the Freehills' partnership war
The top tier law firm is seeking to derail White & Case's aggressive entry into Australia by stopping its ex-partners working for six months...
Bell's lawyer seeks costs from police
Wealthy Sydney accountant Anthony Bell wants to argue in court that he wasn't living with his estranged wife when she obtained an order barr...
Can ACCC enforce honest broadband ads?
Broadband advertising is often not worth the paper it is written on, the ACCC has its work cut out in finding meaningful stats to measure.
